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The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-06-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.


As heretofore announced the under
signed has been rendered the manage
ment of the Daily and Weekly Hot
Blast, published in the fourishing
city of Admission, Alabama, and viii Oh
engagement he has decided to enter
into. My connection therefore with
THE SENTINEL ceases with this issue
and the paper will be continued un-
der new management who will fill
all unexpired subscriptions and ad'
vertising contracts.
Feelings of the tenderest nature are
stirred within me at this decision on
my part to leave my native State, the
friends and associations Of my boy
hood and young manhood, and enter
into a new field in another State,
however fattering may be the induce
ments that prompt my action. [ love
North Carolina truly and practically /;
what energies L have expended in her
behalf, what humble efforts 1 have
exerted in the drawing of attention to
her boundless resorces, the utilization
OF her idle forces, and the building
up of her waste places are cheerfully
offered at her shrine in verifcation of
the love bear her. While I shall
transfer in great measure this devot-
ion to the State of my adoption, the
same feelings for the State of my ma
tivity will cling to me still, and the
best memories of her goodness and
greatness will stand uppermost in my
mind. Her name shall revere for
ever, and while my ambition may fall
short of making me much of an honor
to her, her fair fame shall remain
spotless and unsullied so far as my
humble self is concerned.
Wishing the good people of Win
ston-Salem a prosperous future, and
bidding adieu to the many readers Of
The SENTINEL, | am,
Very Respectfully,
EDWARD A. OLDHAM
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THE NEWS OF THE WEEK IN BRIEF

Some of the English cotton spinners have
agreed to run on half-tme 500 Seventy-fve
bodies have been recovered from the ruins of
the burnt theatre in Paris. The cotton crop
liz sight is 6,260,6l5 bales. fatal boiler ex
plosior occurred Saturday at Natchez, Miss.
Seventy miners were entombed in coal mine
in Scotland ...... Cardinal Gibbons will sail on
the steamer Umbria for New Y ork..... Eight
persons were killed and six others injured in a
cdeision on the Pennsylvania Railroad near
81 tsburg The Southern Presbyterian As
se1Ably adjourned Saturday night ...... New Or
leans had $4,000 fire Sunday IA. G. Hill,
book agent from Cincinnati, was shot and
killed by man whose daughter he grossly in
suited near Corsicana, Texas. Earthquake
shocks in the City of Mexico Sunday morning
cracked the walls of number of lofty build
ings...-..The Signal Service reports the weather
generally favorable for growing crops generally.
1.-THE final composition of the French Cabi-
net is not yet settled. Talmage preached to
the troops at the encampment in Washington
Sunday. Chas. P. johnson, charged with
rest in New York city ...... Fatal boiler explo-
sions occurred at Huntington, W. Va, and
Syracuse, n. ". Richard Williams fell from
the railroad bridge into the James river at
Richmond, Va, and escaped with a broken
collar-bone ....Confederate Memorial and Fed
eral Decoration Day were jointly observed in
Richmond Monday.
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doing, they must ask for what they
want, and they must show 10 the out
side world that the Queen Cisy. pos
sesses all the requisites which are
wanted and that she is anxious to make
sacrifices in order to obtain the advan-'
tages. Lethargy and ambition new
er associate. Cincinnati suffers too
much from the former and evinces
too little of the latter. Such ambi-
tious schemes as those suggested are
highly creditable to any city. 1t is
not likely that all the results aimed at
will be attained, but there is nothing
more in consonance with the spirit of
American institutions than the devel-
opment Of local pride in local affairs
and institutions. There is no more
hospitable city in the country than
Cincinnati; its population is cosmo-
politan in the most liberal definition
of the term, but there appears no rea-
son why we should not be more ag-
gressive in securing that which bene-
fits us. Surely, we have the natural
advantages combined with the most
extensive system of varied transporta-
ton, excelled by no other city. Gin
cinnati should cease to be stagnant
and content to let we'll enough alone.
A few blasts frsm the trumpets of
men, who will not only elbow their
own horns" but those of the city, will
wake the slothful and stir them to
wholesome action.
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VERIFY the changes in Winston

VERIFY the changes in Winston
journalism have been. numerous and
frequent. There were quite a num-
Der prior to the departure of Mr..
George M. Mathes, our predecessor
on The SENTINEL. Since which time
q. w. Whitehead, of the Daily, Jas.
A. Robinson of the Leader, and Col.
L. L. Polk, of the Progressive Farmer
have entered other fields. The former
is now editor of a prosperous weekly
at Greensboro the Leaders old edi-
tor is on the staff of the popular and
fourishing Daily Chronicle, of Char
lotte; and Col. Polk, reports an en-
couraging prosperity since moving his
paper to the capital. The SENTI-
NEL's present editor ends the list to
date, and goes to direct the destinies
of a % column morning daily, owned
by $4,000 stock company, compos-
ed of public spirited and far seeing
citizens of Admission, Ala. The paper
in question is among the few in Ala
bama taking the full service of the
Associated Press, is well equipped and
promises to become in time one of the
South's leading daily newspapers.
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1--WE want factory" is the stereo-
typed sentence in all parts of North
Carolina and the South. Week after
week we see this utterance in the local
press, but beyond this not much is
done in the majority of places to
secure the advantage. The american
Machieist, in timely article asserts,
that almost any place of reasonable
size may have a factory, provided
there be little public spirit among
the people to take the requisite steps.
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State News Itenfs.

A recent hail storm broke over a
thousand window glass il Concord.
A woman in Harnett county gave
birth to four children last week.
Greensboro intends to have line
of street cars.
Raleigh expects to have two cotton
seed oil mills in place of the one that
was burned.
A negro pleaded his own cause be-
fore Salisbury jury last week and
they found him guilty in five minutes.
Elections on local option will be
hello in seventy-fv places in this
State next Monday.
Senator Vance is snugly passing his
time at "Gombroon," his wild western
home in his native county of Bun
combe.
/ Mr.. T. B. Kingsbury recently de-
ivered in Wilmington an address on
Thomas G. Lowe, the great pulpit
orator of Halifax.
John Norwood shot and killed Lewis
Strum In Vance county In difficulty
which occurred concerning the i'm
pounding Of stock. Norwood fed.
The authorities of the town of Beau
fort have laid a tax on bar-rooms of
81 900 each and forbade the sale of
peach cider and brandy peaches as a
nuisance.
The brother of Tabor, who has bee n
convicted of BURGLARY with intent to
commit rape in Granville county, is
now in Oxford Jail on a charge of
burning that town.
A charter has been obtained for
the Danville and Seaboard Railroad
by capitalists interested in the extern
sion Of the Danville and New River
Railroad to Southwest Virginia. 1t
is probable that the line will be built
from Danville to Henderson, N c.,
there to connect with the Seaboard
and Roanoke Road, thus giving a d.
rect line to deep water.
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The Raleigh Signal says: "Wipe
the Democratic party out Of power next
year and the Republican party will
wipe the internal revenue taxes from
the statute book" To which the New
Berne Journal appropriately adds
''Fhe people have not forgotten that
the Republican party was in power
for TWENTY-FIVE years and thc internal
ytYe1la york"
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The Wilmington Star calls the at
tention of the magistrates appointed
by the last Legislature who have failed
to qualify that they had better do SO
at once. IF they do not qualify before
June 9TH the places will be declared
vacant. This a matter of great inn
portance in all counties which have
Republican Clerks of the Superior
Court, as these Clerks are authorized
to fill all vacancies. We suggest that
as much publicity as possible be given
this information.
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Mr.. WANNAMAKER, of Philadel-
phia, like the late A.. T. Stewart, of
New York, isa great success in money
making, and like Mr.. S. he strongly
believes in advertising. He leads all
other Philadelphia houses in using
printers ink, and, as a, consequence,
his sales are immense. He says:
To discontinue an advertisement
is like taking down your sign. IF you
want to do business you must let the
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-06-02

Two wire fence manufacturers out
West have recently made assignments
This was due to the fact that foreign
manufacturers can place their goods
into this country for less money than
home manufactures. The two con-
Germs recently closed gave employ
ment to several hundred operatives
who are now idle.
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We HAVE received copy of the
North Carolina Speaker, a book Of
about 200 pages, just issued and COM
piled by Messrs. Eugene G. Harrell
and John B. Neathery, Raleigh, N. C.
It contains many of the best produc-
lions Of North Caroliaians of promin-
ence, which are intended for the de-
The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-06-02
cLUBBsxa ANNoUNcEMENr

CLUBB1NG ANN0UNCEMENT.
We have made arrangements to
club the North Carolina Farmer with
THE SENTINEL. We will furnish our
paper and the North Carolina Former,
published by JAS. H. Enniss, Raleigh,
N. c., for one year for $500. The
Farmer is monthly Journal of "a
pages, 70 columns, and is one Of the
best agricultural journals in the whole
cofntry. Send on your subscriptions.
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public know it. Standing advertise
ments, when changed frequently, are
better and cheaper than reading
notices. They look more substantial
and business like. / would as soon
think of doing business without clerks
as without advertising"
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clamation of scholars in North Caro-
lima schools. The book supplants a
long felt want, and we hope it will
have a place n all our schools. Price
in paper, As cents.
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NOTIOE.E

HAVING QUALIFIED as Administrator of
IA Rebecca Henley, decd, all persons ihdeb-
ted to said deceased are requested to make pay
ment at once to me, and all those having claims
against the estate of said deceased are hereby
notified to present them duly proven rs the
law directs, within twelve months Of the Gate
Of this notice, or the same will be plead in bar
of their recovery.
Dated this 9th day of April, 1887.
17-6w. ). H. REICH, JE., Admir-
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nNH Advertisements discontinued before the
silent rates for time actually published.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. ID. FULMER--Poultry.
MITCHELL's EYE-SALvE-
BLOOD BALM Co .--B. e. b.
D. N SLoAN-Summer Resort.
TT. FKENCH-French's Hotel.
LACTATED FOOD. Local Notice.
DIAMOND DYEs--Local Notice.
HARTER's IRON ToNIC--Local Notice.
DR.J.C. AVER & Co.-Local Notices.
HOOPS SARsAPARILLA--Loca1 Notice.
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR-LocalN Notice.
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BG% The patrons Of THE SENTINEL whit
visiting New York can find this paper on fill
in the Newspaper Room of Messrs. George p
RopeN & Co., 10 Spruce Street.
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@- Reading notices inserted at the rates of
10 cts line for EACH INSERTION. No notice
counted less than three lines, for aohich 25 cts
charged and eohich must be paid aoith copy or
n.t inserted. We can not open account for
this size advertisement. IT, permanent adUer-
tisen.s ace offer the fozLoaetnq discount:
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re- Advertisers ,cho desire changes IN their
advertisements must send copy not later than
Monday noon to snsure change.
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"a Advertisements to Be Inserted every
other week and having special position ~iu be
charged 10 percent Extra.
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DIR. H. S. LOTT

nFFERs HIS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
AZ to the citizens of
Winston-SaIem and Surrounding Country.
Office in Gray block, second floor, TO right o.
entrance
Resfieace on Cherry street, between Shallow
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A Progresswe-Democratic Fam
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECGfPr5 OF tOOUCE.
p.- y,r,, R:.,r. r,s,-is rtf RUtr,th
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFET-The market for Brazil gowths was firm on the
Rio 500; Invoices. sales 2o0O Dags
%o I-c The milier STYLES quiet Sales 1900 nags
Maricaibo Il c 800 bags >avana private terms Specu
laiion moderately active sles reach NJ $500 bags on
weak narko however The market opened ~ decline or
30 30 points closed further decline Of 10 points as
follows Jannarv l5.iOel5I5: February u 800 1879;
March II 90; April, l47S n go; May, 1900
30: june. 1859 II 70; July l45"dl4 %; AUGUST
ii 400 September l42Oa H. 20; Novenber l533G
4 Is December Is rhs ranges on The different
months are January 3l3S fcernaty ioWSS
ii.rUaIiG5: Innc lt.7Osl46 80; July. l4Go@l 90;
IA iaai4lO November, l53Oeli3Oi December. l5i0@
1923 , 49,. ar, $1,000.
was n sac, 2S2 bales l43 SATURDAY evening"
$50 which 1tiOD The port receipts to-day
81 500 bales comparing with la es the stno
dav last So 7G bales the correspond day wear
AGO September (the beginning oil the crop year tho
movement OF cotton 10 tho ports - 2i3o20b bales
comparing with 1872 COL bales for the corresponding period
las
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LIVE STICK MARKET.

Good t. Prime sold at 81 6Od % 40 anu
VI" REViEW OF THE WEEK-The arrivals OF Beeyes ne
past week 2 40 head more tnan ..t weoI anu
There has been Lut little change I'm prices inc past
week but on the NhOe the market has shown more 'ehs
and Range Cattle and Common and Medium NhuNe9 in'
proved about 10c. on Friday Choce ta'tl' WIZ. =, M
scarce by: the demand also limited As many Vi o
unown sauehtclcrs buy Chicago for the Fancy trduc
European markets we're higher for bOth hol1s'ia'
Beef and American Live Cattle, with the iorhef scins
at DC the latter AZ 10 l2al2c Tor the es"iA'ou
dressed weight. 49,,
Live Calves improved little on Wednesday ard an adj
pance Of about ifc. Grascrs sustained up 10 inc
close Of the week Veals showed ipprcca5c Improve
ment =,
sheep and Lambs have been IN much lighter supply
and Good stock doing better, but Common grades Gun
tinucd duh at previous Quotations ,
1--we Hogs lower again early In the week. Du'
there was stronger feeling before the Close anu up !"
Saturday prices advanced lac per ID with hj tendency
stll upward. ~ 1910
BEEVES-Rccciuts yes erday and today were 2d4 ears
o, 4s3l head-ls Jersey city lO1 cars at OVhHt
and 81 cars direct to Eas' side slaushtercrs.
The Tn It, stock all gn"d 70 an exporter ana
city laught With the exception OF c4iI'~d' NJ SAFES
reported
All the Jersey CITY Cattle for sale, and with cars
held over, i2f cars In the yards The market
opened firm and lOc higher ON Medium Steers ana
tolorados and Texans also doing little better The
dcmqnd raely active aud the yards were mainly
cleared, but finish hardly the opening
ToNsns Coorados and fIf Breeds sold at SO 20aSi 3O'
including 10 head aycrag ng 1871 lbs, at the ouisd"
figure Native sold down 20 S3isl 10 Tor Inferior
quality several carloads Feeders and Sockes at 50 l5a
SO 40, and Decent to Prime at - y &s5 49, while
Choice and Extra ranged from 50 % 10 - go
Nj purchased al ont 40 head AZ IL 30 r. 80 30
The best carload In the yards. averaging l'Gs6 Ibs was
sold to tho Fancy TRADE, Fully 100 head purchased
for feeding in Long Island stlls, and tic price paid was
s. II % - 40.
Tho Arizona viii take 1000 quarters OF
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pUOI Oh LiLl1IX sIHLET. NUkIu lAv 10
Time Table VI UctoUcr H. 1857.
For PHILADELPHIA TRENTON, BouaA
Brook Route at 1. 7.30. y. IL N i:3o a. a
80, Z 80. ~ .. u. SUNDAYS " 4. , As q IN, al
Trans leaving At Z. 7 80, ~ a M, 1 80, 4, "A
80, II have connection for Kt aiding, HARRISBURG
louisville, eto, I q Tor Lake Hopstcong, EssE,ss
Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk, Reading Uarris.
80 q Tor Lake Hopatcong, Easton. Bethlehem,
Allentown, Mauch Chunk.
80 u u. for Eastyn, Bethlehem. Allentown MaucA
Chunk Wkesbarre, Scranton Reading, Harrsu Potts.
vie. Iamaqua Snamokn. Suubury. Lswisburg. Wll.ms.
port
i and I 80 p m. for Eason Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk, Reading Harri burg etc.
345 y. In. for EastOn, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauck
Chung Wilkesbarre, scranton. TamlQua shamokln.
Allen town. etc.
as p M. for EAston, Bethlehem Allentown MaueA
Chunk Wikesharre. Heading HarrsDurg. etc. On sun.
o. 10, ii IS g. M, 1 90, 4 90, 4 80 eI5 D. m.
Sundays 9 90 90 a. m. for Red Bank, Long Branch
lAsbury PARK, Ocean Croves except SundayO, Poai
Pleasant
4. s,ls M, ] 90, go D. m. for LAKEWOOD.
- q n, o. ,: IN. for Beach Haven. Atlantic City.
90, 90. sIS, IL l5 a. m. 90, 80. 30. sas
4 700, 90, 8 Is. IL 10 II as q m, 1 co. 400
80, o 80, :15 p. sundays 6 :0O 90 a. m ~
EEWJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
From Pier 3. n. X
At 345 D. for Highlands, Sea Bright, Long Branch
Atlantic Highlands. Lakewood. Manchester, Ions Rive,
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furniture.

SUPREME COURT. RICHMOND COUNTY
y Thomas NJ. King ami others. against Barnes and
others
Pursuant TO Judgment entered in tho absvo entitled
the Office Of the Clerk OF tho County OF Richmond
m 18Th day Of May 1887 !. the under signed the
appointed to said Judgment into effect will sell
at tho Real Estate Exchange and Auction Room
mite at Nos 90 10 % Liberty St. In tho CITY ot New
York by Adrian H. Muller q 90. auctioneers. Wednes
day November H. 1887 IL o'clock the hundred
and nine shares OF The capital stock Of the NewYork
Transit and Terminal Company Limited belonging 10 the de-
PENDANT Rcon Barnes described IN the seventh
oil said Iui gmonk JACKSON WALLACE.
Dated Nov. o. 1887. Nefetoa
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on ami after NOVEMBER l+th. 1887.
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND U%iTEb STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewYors. via DesbrOsses aud Cortland
Hair s,nrg Pittsburg and the West with Pullman psac.
saG essd sS9 q ar bn% S mos.
sIrepas yss'S"ed G.rs at 300 800 u" svsty day
"e'P'p r. % Cry r a.1 Ssri r. tns
For Lebanon. 900 2, M. $40 p N. ard 9l5 night
For Norri.tovn PhGnxvie Pottstovn. and Reading $50
Be- iimore, Washington aud the South. Limited Washing
Ton Express Of Pullman Parirr Cars and Penn.yvans
nmIrGa Dnins Car daily oI,rg ss"dsr ioa
@a q nj efqar at go 90 o, ant $40 io
' ans 45 and and % % i night %n'' 10 aud
For Cap" Nay illU a. H. week days Saturdays only loo
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. ard ,iatop.
5oep on sun lay. 9.45 IN and 300 m io nOt.lop
For Oh Point Norfolk. NcwYork. Phlacphn AMI
Norfalk Railroad SOP ~. every day VIA Baltimore and
Boats Of Brooya Annex connect with ali through train,
Tram, al rive: From Pt-burc 10 ?. 1870 NJ. and
e7O 055a 80 s9 s 80 % and 10 10
F From rla%Sslpna So Gc $50 5o % g 80, @ so
20 i3 90 !'' 20 sas 70 70 s. no. s a 9g
INDY 80 go 5:5o ~ 500 H55' LOO a. No. 80
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave New Yo. via Des5rosses and cort
co 20 9 . Chicago Limited and 10 washington Linn
a e pnoG 's rp % y w. 2 %50 + i$o az
II 10 a m, 80 AMI +. SUNDAYS, kypress. 80.
60 Limited and 10 IN. 1, 1850, J. u, and ?. and
II is nigst
Trans leaving NewYok daily. except Sunday. al and
IL lOa l. 2 T. ;. -. and 10 a. M AMI ,.
sunfay. connect At irenOn for cam Ten
Returning leave Brood station. Phi a'elDa
l2Ol $40 O5 40 j3j 8 So $50 S2D 3D. 40 II nd
HE a. m G.mltei Express Win Dlnng car II and
n IN " a. 30 32D 4 3 o. 03j 7l2 - Snd . 30
D. on sunday, l2 o. - to5. ~. 33j 81 Jf1s.m,
l2.t9 - s 30 LlmitcD BIS 6tj : ~ ant : ~
Leave Phhtle.phla VIA Cauien, 800 a ami $50 m.
daily. except sunday
TIC ct OGce, SO 43j anf 9ti Broatvav As,or House,
Battery foot Of Des aud CoTtl SIS.
and BROOKLYN Si&tiD1 foot % FH t0nt,
FrooNlyn station. Jersey CITY; Emsrant Ticket onice
Castle lsrdcn
Tie Network Transfer Company Will call for and check
baggage from noteis AMI residences.
sCIIAy T. PI,,iI J. r. WOOD
General Manager Genera! Passr Agent.
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fer FAR Refining and &C. TO- Centrifugal ssss fsie
Itefned moderately active. Quotations.; Cut Loa .vI
Crushed. 7sc Cubes. 81 e6'.c PowseIsd os@' c g5sc
atsd Gs.ci Mould A. $50 G631c.: Cshfechshe.s a.
Coffee STANDARD, branioi confectisner. 6Slci oSnos
A. 5a.057c.; White Extra &. 0'2Doooc'; IA'i~ - ~
5ssc; c. e5isc. yellow. 's65c . ,,. ,,.y ouoted
TALLOW-FIrm, but trading EghI fI'iu0 NiJ f~N"
<JlGc Sales, 81, 900 ID, 4 6.lCc.
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Gurorean Advertisements.
CKATEFUi.-l OiFORriN,i
E.PPS'S COCOA,

RVr AKFN-r.-" B. tflp~btet tlD 'I.'p' ~ wv.
which '1rrrn t1H p'rt' nt " s'stDI an nutrition
by careful application II N JIoGtf',of wol-se
Cocoa m Lq- fIoN ted our break fg-itahcs with
adectey Favored beverage which
Jl+ It, .It,fbts lsfI' artifi.sp;
,et Constitution irrTstualy lufup
enough ItsttytN ttr'rCY ttlffase Hunffeds sub
floating around ready foattaok wherever
tlefri4 weak Mrnay escape many fatai SHAFT
well 'Ifi With BLOOD and
.Ily uouri,a ci ira mo-" civil service Gazette
Madrsmnlv with iplns vtt,r Hu< S0b only IN ~
round TINS boy Grocer~ labelled thut JAMES EPPo -
ifontrot a L. Chemists. Lon iou. In. lanL
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Cos, arb founo.

Cos, ano foano.
| OSI or STOLEN. Bankbook No. 200 800,
~ issued by the Herman savings Bank the CIV
York 10 LOUISE DORlASD. All cautioned 10
nrgotA The and requested 10 deliver the book
Bank. IAN and If-ave ~
Gth Day OF Decembcr 1887. application win be the
Sank Tor duplictte
| OST OR STOLEN.-Bank book issued by
! The Scamens Bank for Sayingr New-York snD
crber 20~4 II not iOund or returned TO The bank
80 days from this dat viii apply IL til. bank Tor
New York Nov - 1887. JOHINE BKUUN.
| ONT.-Bank book No. 5JS.3lO, Bank for
- savings. ~ Becckerst New York Payment stopped.
Pira-e return book 10 hank.
| OST.-bank- book No. los, 81 on Dry Dock
i SAVINGS Bank Any person having claims said
10 called uuon Ia present the - tho bank
thirty the said book viii be declared cancelled
eItnsuished. and a now one issued III lieu thereof.